The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-01-18

Oullulng, TWO uOOIS nOIln VI lnS COulhCih
hotel Friday evening.
"A ball will be given at the Grove
house, in Ash Grove, on the 18th OF this
month by the employees of the Kansas
City, Clinton and Springfield railroad.
The Ladies' Social Club of North
Springfield 60 next Tuesday to Eureka
Springs on an excursion. The train will
leave at 2 80 p. ~, and the excursionists
will return next morning after ball AT
the Springs
"A social hop was given Tuesday night
at the residence of Mr.. Wall three miles
west of this city. About twenty young
people from the city and like number
from the country joined in the mazes OF
the dance until early morning. The US
usl refreshments were served.
PARSONS.
-Thos. Hunt, of Coatsville, Indiana. is
visiting in the city.
M. f. Ballard and wife, of Newton,
are visiting friends in the city.
The Shakespeare club met with Mrs.
d. Kelso Wednesday evening at Z o'clock.
Mother Superior Bridget, of st. Aun's
academy, at Bel.eville, Illinois, returned
home Tuesday after a weeks visit at the
convent here.
The officers Of the Nathaniel Lyon
Post, G. a. b.. and the Woman's Relief
corps, auxiliary to Nathan Lyon Post,
were publicly installed at the post head
quarters Monday night.
HANNIBAL.
Miss Nora Lester is visiting at Wood
land.
Mr.. and Mrs D. NJ. Dulasy, Jr. left
Thursday for Sherman, Tex.
Mrs. L. p. Munger went to Quincy
Wednesday evening on a visit.
Miss Sallie Goodwin of New London,
is the guest of Mrs. j. c. McAtee.
Mrs. Alexander James and daugh-
ter of New London were in the city to-
day.
Miss Emma Dryer left Tuesday for
Pennington and Fairfield, Iowa on a
visit.
Invitations have been issued for a
grand masquerade ball Jan. 10Th, by the
Armory Hall Association.
A surprise party was given Miss Car
RE Schultz last evening. The guests re-
paired to Emmett. Hall, where the evening
was passed in dancing.
Mrs r. b. Fowler, nee Pattie, who
has been the guest OF her many Hannibal
friends, returned to her home at Parsons,
kas., last Wednesday night.
Cards of invitation have been issued
for the app oaching nupIals OF j. o.
Farmer and Miss Liili- Nhaley, fan. 18th
at p. LII. at the Fifth street Baptist
church.
"A card party was given at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Curtis, Tuesday
evening, in honor of Chas. Veile. Ter
couples participated in the pleasures Of the
evening.
NEVADA.
Miss Susie Smith, of Pleasant Hill
was The guest OF Mr. and Mrs. w. j.
Wainscott, yesterday and '-day.
Miss Maggie Mcbride returned home
| Wednesday night from a several week:
visit TO friends and relatives at Slater, Mo
Mr.. and Mrs h. A. Zekind gave pleas
ant par at their home Wednesday night
| in honor of Miss Berthe Cohn, OF Galena
Kansas, who is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Max Baum, at which a most delightful
evening was passed by all who were pres
ent
AT the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Gun
Gray, on South edar street, at 5 O'Clock
| Thursday evening, DIR. K. NJ. Smith, oil
Pleasant Hill, was united in marriage K
! Miss Emma Gaitskill, of this city, in tn,
presence of few friends and relatives Of
the contracting parties. After the cere
mony by Elder Cake, of the Christian
church, the bride and groom departed OF
the evening train for their future home a
Pleasant Hill.
| RICH HILL.
MIR. and Mrs. Burkett rendered a re
ception to few OF their frieBds last Mon
day evening. Mrs. s. b. Cole won the frs
prize, and w. X. ScUtt, the BOBBY. Pro
gressive euchre Is what did it
A pleasant dinner party was giver
Geo. Hull, Jr., by his parents Monday
A number OF the youths of the city were il
attendance, also seyeIa al friends from Ne
vada. They report pleasant time and 3
splendid repast.
A party was given last Tuesday nigh
at the residence of Mr. Joe Keedy, on IVES
Maple street, in honor of Master Waite
Keedy's thirteenth birthday 10 a number
OF his young friends. Various games o
amusement were INDUCED in by the youn.
folks. Supper was served at about 9:3(
consisting of cakes, candies, nuts, oranges
etc.
"A pleasant little party was given a
the residence of Jno. :. Craig, on Eas
Maple street. last Monday evening, a
which music, cards, and other social pas
times cut prominent figure. Those pres
ent were embraced in the following Mise
Letha Tedford, Maggie Cox, Nellie Bussey
Alary Allen and Kittie WInchell, ant
Messrs. Jack Donahue, Fred Bussey, Gler